September 2019

India delivers surprise corporate tax cuts to boost economy

Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionWhat cars and underwear say about India’s slowdown India has cut its corporate tax rates in an effort to spur investment and boost growth in the country’s faltering economy. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the base corporate tax rate would be lowered to 22% from 30%. The […]

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Music starts for Earthlings around Area 51 events in Nevada

Sound checks echoed from a distant main stage while Daniel Martinez whirled and danced at dusty makeshift festival grounds just after sunset in Rachel, the Nevada town closest to the once-secret Area 51 military base. Martinez’s muse was the thumping beat from a satellite set-up pumping a techno tune into the chilly desert night Thursday.

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BBC Apologizes To Prince Harry For Running Neo-Nazi ‘Race Traitor’ Image Of The Duke

The BBC has issued an apology to Prince Harry for failing to warn the royal over a segment it aired in 2018 that included a disturbing image of neo-Nazi propaganda depicting the Duke of Sussex. The violent image showed the prince with a gun to his head, a blood splatter and a swastika, according to

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Marathon talks as German gov’t haggles over climate policy

The German government is scrambling to agree a package of measures for tackling global warming, as protesters prepare to stage rallies across the country demanding decisive action against climate change. Chancellor Angela Merkel planned to hold a special Cabinet meeting Friday to discuss the outcome of all-night talks between the leaders of Germany‘s governing parties,

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For D.C. Statehood Advocates, a Hearing Marks Another Step Forward

WASHINGTON — Washington residents lined the Capitol Hill hallways, waving the red and white District of Columbia flag. They stood outside the Metro handing out buttons that declared, “I AM a citizen,” and stickers that said, “I showed up 4 D.C. statehood.” And they walked past more than 100 American flags with 51 stars —

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